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Check if your drinking habits may be a sign of dependence or risky use.

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Drugs

Find out if your drug use might be leading to addiction or causing problems in your life.

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More Than One

Check if you might be dealing with a mix of issues at the same time.

Thank you for taking our Alcohol Addiction Self Assessment.

Based on your responses, it is probable that you are dealing with Alcohol Addiction.

If you have not already explored treatment and healing options like therapy, coaching, and 12-step recovery, we encourage you to do so, the sooner the better. The longer you wait, the worse it gets.

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You're likely not dealing with an alcohol problem right now.

Your responses don’t suggest signs of alcohol dependence or risky patterns. That’s a great sign. If things ever change, or if you're just curious about how to build an even healthier relationship with drinking, support is always available.

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Thank you for taking our Drugs Addiction Self Assessment.

Your answers suggest that drug use may be affecting your life or becoming hard to control.

If you’ve tried to stop but find yourself slipping back, or if using has become a regular part of coping, it’s okay to ask for help. You're not alone. There are options that meet you where you are, without judgment.

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Your answers don’t show signs of problematic drug use.

There’s no indication from your responses that drugs are currently causing harm or leading to dependency. If that ever shifts — or if you're using more than you feel comfortable with — help is there when you're ready.

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Thank you for taking time to explore your mental health and addiction risks with us.

Your responses suggest you may be dealing with both mental health and substance use challenges.

When drinking or using becomes a way to cope with deeper emotional struggles, it’s easy to feel like you’re stuck between two problems. But you're not alone — and you don’t need to solve both at once. The right support treats all of you, not just the symptoms.

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You’re not currently showing signs of overlapping substance and mental health concerns.

That’s a really positive indicator. But if you ever feel like multiple challenges are starting to stack up — even just a little — support exists that looks at the full picture, not just one part of your life.

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When you try to cut back but can’t seem to follow through

When using becomes part of your routine

When alcohol or drugs become your way of coping with your mental health

When you lose control over how much or how often you drink

When you try to stop, but it doesn’t stick

When cutting back makes your mental health worse, or vice versa

When drinking starts to affect your relationships and daily life

When it starts affecting your life and relationships

When you're hiding the full story, even from yourself

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When hiding your use becomes second nature

When you feel stuck between two problems, and no clear way forward

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